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Oil And Gas Industry
Gas Industry
Good Neighbor
Oil And Gas
Energy
Anadarko spends big on good-neighbor advertisements while skimping on safety measures
Anadarko spends big on good-neighbor advertisements while skimping on safety measures
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Solar Panel Project
Solar Energy Powering Sustainable Future
Solar Panel Installation
Solar Panels
Solar
ABQ leaders announce $25M solar panel project
ABQ leaders announce $25M solar panel project
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Continental Shelf
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Great Western
Uncle Sam
March 21
Gulf Of Mexico
Global Market
Extreme Sports
Do Drillers Want What Uncle Sam Is Selling?
On March 21, the Department of Interior will hold the largest auction of offshore leases in U.S. history, including all unleased areas on the Gulf of Mexico’s outer continental shelf. But do energy extractors actually want such land and waters?
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Save Our Earth
Save Our Planet
Ice Melting
Meteorology
Environmental Issues
Space Science
Environmental Science
Different Countries
Earth Science
September 2013
If all the ice melted. See: http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2013/09/rising-seas/if-ice-melted-map
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Global News
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Trump Would Open Nearly All U.S. Waters to Drilling. But Will They Drill? (Published 2018)
President Trump’s offshore oil drilling plan upends a decades-long effort to balance the nation’s energy needs with protecting ocean ecosystems, and it is meeting stiff resistance from governors up and down the coasts.
Can our nation’s magnificent public lands, unrivaled outdoor recreation experiences, and healthy wildlife populations coexist with oil and gas drilling and production? The answer is a qualified “yes” — but finding that balance doesn’t happen by chance. Finding Balance, National Monuments, Bradley Mountain, The 1980s, Outdoor Recreation, Monument, Fox
Finding Balance
National Monuments
Bradley Mountain
The 1980s
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Finding balance on energy development and wildlife
Can our nation’s magnificent public lands, unrivaled outdoor recreation experiences, and healthy wildlife populations coexist with oil and gas drilling and production? The answer is a qualified “yes” — but finding that balance doesn’t happen by chance.
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Energy Industry
Left Behind
The Rise
‘Orphaned’ oil and gas wells are on the rise - High Country News
‘Orphaned’ oil and gas wells are on the rise
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Coal Fired Power Plant
Paper Chase
Millions Of Dollars
New Mexican
Diy Crafts Videos
Clever Diy
Christmas Decorations To Make
Get Real
Craft Videos
PRC to reconsider having customers pick up coal tab
The Fourmile Canyon Fire, sparked by a backyard burn west of Boulder, Colorado, in 2010, caused $220 million in damage and destroyed 168 homes. It also scorched nearly a quarter of a watershed that… Boulder Colorado, National Geographic Photos, Best Photography, Bouldering, National Geographic, Amazing Photography, New Mexico, To Tell, Colorado
Boulder Colorado
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Best Photography
Bouldering
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New Mexico
To Tell
Colorado
It’s not only trees — wildfires imperil water too - New Mexico Political Report
The Fourmile Canyon Fire, sparked by a backyard burn west of Boulder, Colorado, in 2010, caused $220 million in damage and destroyed 168 homes. It also scorched nearly a quarter of a watershed that…
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Solar Electric
Financial Analysis
Economic Development
Fast Track
Economics
Arizona
Electricity
Track
IEEFA Arizona: Fast-Track Opportunities Now in Navajo Community-Driven Solar Electricity Generation
IEEFA Arizona: Fast-Track Opportunities Now in Navajo Community-Driven Solar Electricity Generation - Institute for Energy Economics & Financial Analysis : Institute for Energy Economics & Financial Analysis
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Coal Mining
Power Plant
San Juan
San Juan region scrambles to shift to new economy
About 930 jobs will disappear in the next few years due to power plant shutdown and decline in coal mining
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San Juan region scrambles to shift to new economy
About 930 jobs will disappear in the next few years due to power plant shutdown and decline in coal mining
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Local News
The Original
Sandoval County rejects drilling proposal
Sandoval County rejects drilling proposal
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Wind Farm
Attorney General
Wind Power
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Texas
How To Plan
Mexico
New Mexico AG, others reach agreement on proposed wind farms
New Mexico Attorney General Hector Balderas, consumer advocates and othershave reached a settlement with Xcel Energy over the utility’s plans to add more wind power for customers in New Mexic…
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Mexico Wildlife
Mule Deer
Mule
Deer
Take That
Animals
Mule Deer Impacted by Development on Public Lands - New Mexico Wildlife Federation - New Mexico Wildlife Federation
They don’t adapt. For years, hunters told each other that energy development only impacted mule deer for a little while. That eventually, maybe it would take a few years, but the mule deer would adapt to the development and be back. Now we know; they won’t, they don’t, they aren’t coming back. Mule deer are... Read more »